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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-07
A Sermon to TIE Tlppecanoe Club.

"A sermon TO CDo AfppeCNuCo CluD.
Owing to the exceeding disagreeableness of
the day, there was but small contingent of the
membership of the Tippecanoe Club at Roberts
Park M. E. Church, yesterday afternoon. to hear
the sermon of DR.. Ryland T. Brown, member
of the club, nearly eighty years DID, on "Ths
Mission Of Old Men," ''Watchman, tell US Of
the night" was sung by Miss Anna Baggs and
Mr.. W. G. Smock antiphonally, with fine effect.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Dr. Lynch, and Rev.
j. V. R. Miller read as the Scripture lesson fifteen
verses from the twelfth chapter of the first book
OF Kings. DR.. Brown took as his text Psalm
xcii. IL, 13, IA.
The speaker said that though the members of
the club are old men, age is not properly
reckoned by years. The opportunities they had
enjoyed were not to be reckoned by the number
OF years they had scored the dial of time.
Life at best is only school, trade. an oppor-
tunity for discipline, and the privileges they had
enjoyed in their three score years and ten
measured by that standard, made them
older than the patriarchs, older than the
men who lived before the food.
For they, the members of the club, had oppor-
tunities that thousand years of those old days
could not have brought them. They had seen
the world change around them more than it
changed in all the antediluvian period. The
world, he said, had in the years Of their passage
brought to them In its changing phases oppor
! tunities aud privileges that have been enjoyed
by none of the centuries past. but for all this
they must remember that they had incurred in
creased responsibility. He was OF the opinion
that it was the recttude of their lives that had
| given to them their length of days, and dwelt
upon the influence of their lives not alone on
this generation but generations to come. No
man dies when he is buried. Life could not be
worth living if it lasted only the few years we
are acting here Man, as God has created him,
| ls created and designed to live beyond this.
| Even in this life there is no man or woman who
does not impress somebody or other for good OF
| evil
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A New Street Proposed.

A movement is OH foot and the matter will
probably come before the City Council tonight,
to widen the first alley north of Louisiana street,
from jackson court, as the open space about the
new Union Depot is to be called, to Meridian
street, to width of thirty seven feet. making it
a thoroughfare
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TO-DAI'S DOINGS.
L. S. AYRES & co.
95, 81 and 90 North Pennsylvania Street.

Hgh.schoo, commencement, Tomlinson Hall, evening.
Lecture by Mrs. Emma Ewing on Entrees and Lit
Special mission services by Rev. DR.. Courtney Grim
inal Courtroom at noon and Christ Church at A
o'clock p. NJ and 73O o'clock p. NJ.
Meeting of carpenters, Builders Exchange 7:3O
o'clock p. M.
Common Council, evening.
The ACKNOWLEDGMENT & Moulton's Opera Company
evening.
The casno-Acrobatc specialties and museum, after
noon and evening.
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Church Dedication in West Indianapolis.
The West Indianapolis NJ. E. Church was ded-
icated at Belmont last night, the presiding elder
OF this district, W. r. Halsted, officiating. The
building has been in course of erection for three
months, and. with the collection taken up yes
terday, amounting to $3.50. is entirely free from
debt Its pastor will be Rev G. F. Culmer, of
the West Newton charge He preached there
last evening.
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In Training for the Field Trials.

Bob Riley will leave. to-day. for Chattanooga,
Tenn, with small army of bird-dogs, to keep
In training until April. for the coming field
trials. George s. Cuthorn, A. A. Anderson,
Henry Schwinae, Joseph Becker and Harry S.
New have dogs in the number
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Girl Thursday matinee, "Mskado;n Thursday
night, Chimes of Normandy" Friday night,
Fra Diavolo." There will be no increase in
prices, and seats for any performance can be
secured in advance
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the apostles did not Christian thought is ten
Thousand times richer than it was in that early

Thousand times richer than it was in that early
day"
e os S!E /, ~ the hsfs Ti
room. There will be services at the church ~
p. NJ to-day, and this evening at 7:30 mission
services. The P. NJ. addresses, given at the
church, are as follows for the week: Monday.
to communicates; Tuesday. to Sunday school
teachers; Wednesday, to aged people; Thursday.
to mothers Friday, to young peoples Saturday,
to children. Others than the classes mentioned
are also welcome to come to these services.
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Powder and Dynamite,

Powder and Dynamite.
We are agents for Etna dynamite, American
Dead-shot and Warren powder; also, blasting
powder Can supply any of above goods in large
or small quantities at manufacturers prices.
Send for catalogue and prices.
HILDEBRAND e FUGATE
Hardware and Cutlery, No So South Meridian
street, Indianapolis.
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The latest things in parlor goods at VIM L.
Elder'R
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A Triplet of Girls.

lOrruRqton CONN., h<DEhr.
There WAS born in Goshen, on March
20, 17SS, o triplet Of girls, who made one
OF the most remarkable records known.
They wor0 Sibyl, Sarah aud Susan Hurl-
burt, children Of Gideon and Anna Beach,
Hurlbut. For the great period OF eighty
seven years this triplet remained unbro.
ken, sibyl dying first at that age, in June,
1875. Her welded name, wac Luddlng-
ton. In October Of tho next year Susan
Mrs. Grennell) died at the age OF IS.
Sarah lived to the nge Of 95, dying on
January II, 1883 Her welded name was
Bushnell. TheGe sisters looked rs much
INDEPENDENTLY Mrs. Grennell and
Mrs. Bushnell-that up to rs or 80 years
Of ego it WAS difficult for the most
intimate friends 10 tell thom apart; sven
they would mistake one another among
themselves. Il,
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HOW TO EAT u
Tho Great Sources of Mischief from En-

Ii Great Sources OF Mischief from Eat
l.0.a Ing. 9-gu.
Halls Journal Of Msnh.
As a'universal rule in health, and will
very rare exception in disease, that Is bes
to DO eaten which the appetite Graves o
tho taste relishes. Persons rarely err il
the quality Of tho food eaten; Natures In
ssincts are the wiscnt regulators in this re
spect. Tho great sources OF mischief from
eating are three-quantity, frequency
rapidity-BDd from these ONE the horri
bic dyspepslas which mako Of human liie
a burden, n torture, q living death. By
eating fast the stomach, like O bottle be
ing filled through q funnel, 10 full snd
Overlooking before we know it. But the
most important reason the food Is swal.
owed before time has been allowed TO di.
vide 1t In sufficiently email pieces with the
teeth; for, like leo In q tuinbler Of water
the smaller tho bits nre the sooner are
they dissolved. II has been eeen with the
naked eye that II solid food IL cut up in
lieces small an half n pea, 1t dipes.p
almost asaoon without being chswed at all,
40 II 1t had been well masticated. The
beat plan, therefore, 10 for oil pcrsons 10
thus comm!nute their food for even II II
8 we'll chewed, the communion is no in.
jury, while it 10 Of very great Importance
IN case OF hurry, forsetfulnUss, or bad
teeth. Cheerful conversation prevents
rapid enting. II requires about five hours
Tor q common meal to dissolve and pass
out Of tho ntomach, during which time
fhio organ is necessarily at work, when i
must have repose, as any other muscle or
set Of muscles, after such length OF effort
Hence persons ehould not est within less
than q hye-hour interval. The heart itself
is at rest more than one-ihird OF it's time,
The brain perishes without repoae. Never
chen night comes. Every muscle of the
body Is weary and looks 10 the bed bu,
Just as We liz down 10 rest every
other part Of the body, il we by y
hearty meal give the stomach five
hourB' work, which in Ito weak state re.
quiree a much longer time to perform than
At IN earlier hour Of the day, it is like i'm.
DOSING upon o servant a full days labor
just ut the close of q hard day'0 work.
Hence the unwisdom Of eating heartily
late in the day or evening; and no wonder
it has cost many a man his life. Always
breakfast before work or exercise. No
laborels or active peraons should eat an
atom later than shutdown, and then IL
ehould not be over half the midday meal.
Persons Of sedentary habits or who are at
I'll ailing should take absolutely nothing
for supper beyond a single piece OF cold
stale bread and butter, or q ship biscuit,
With a single cup Of warm drink. Such q
supper will always give better sleep and
prepare for a heartier breakfast, with the
advantage Of having the whole day to
grind it up and extract its nutriment.
Never eat without an inclination.
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r 80. v tuo NhiAuEcHs .
Harpcr's Basar.
There exists in every household a short
and easy method Of testing the compare
tive nervousness Of the eexes. Take the
very sweetest and most domestic Of men,
the most homeloviug and equable, and
sec If he can have patience with the child
rem, day in and day out, "a can g vile
much less gifted by nature with these fine
qualities. Tho children may be the
sweetest ever born, and yet each will be
pretty sure to pass through stages in ite
development when its cross.questioninse,
Its needless res.ings, its chronic egfnessep,
it's endless "What?" and "Why ?" and
Whom did you say?" will furnish
grounds Of practice for saintship. No.
that all mothers are equal to this task
far from it; but when it comes 10 nerves,
the average mother takes all this trial
and pressure in a way that puts the
average father to shame. knew q shrewd
woman who, whenever her husband had
given her a lecture on nervousness, used
to contrive to have him dress one or two
Of the children for school on a winters
morning, alter Il breakfast slightly bella
ted. The good man would fall meekly in.
to the trap, not clearly remembering the
Yastners of the labor-the adjuntiugs and
the tyings and the b~uttonings; the Ley.
gings and the overdrawers and the arctic
shoes; the jacket, scarf, coat, gloves, nit
tens, wristere; the hat or cap or hood, to
be pulled and pushed and tied in proper
position; the complete way in which nil
these things, besides being put on, have to
be mutually made fast by strings and but
tons and safety pins, 60 that tho child thus
dressed is . model OF compressed packing,
snd could, like q well.packed barrel Of
china, be sent around the world without
injury. 10
Calm must bs the spirit, high The pur-
POGO, OF the father who reaches the end of
this complex task without a word of i'm
patience, while the wife whom no calls
nervous has long since taken of his hands
the other child assigned to him, and has
long since, with delft hands, dressed her
and given one patient, final, all.compre-
bending twitch, and tho whole thing is
done.T II you doubt Whether men are, on
the whole, and in their own way, as ner-
vous as women, test them with getting
the children ready for school, and re-
member that their mother does it twice a
day OF least every day Of her life.
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christins Nns,on,s Delayed Marriage.

l am informed that the marriage OF
Christine Nilsson with the Count Vallejo
Miranda will be celebrated either in
Cannes, whittier she is going after appear
ing OF a charity concert in Paris, or on her
return to Paris in February. The delay
Of this long arranged affair has been
caused by the Vatican. The Pspal
authorities arc in no hurry to sanction
the marriage Of a faithful Spanish hidalgo
with a Lutheran lady.
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quite slow, With u decline In prices. The hog mar.
ket has bren only fair, with prices that were those
Of last week. Quotations range about as follows:
Cdttlc- 1000 to 100 lbs. stock 3aic per ID.
&c Per ID. ~ az
;.Hos-Market active: 4aIHc per lb.
~LHRbs-Good at 3Hai11c per ID.
Cdlrts-Sa5c per ID.
Shtp-2Na3Ec per ID.
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chllis md Rover. aInlnrln.

"Many cases Of fever and ague, dumb
ague and conjestivs chills were promptly
arrested and entirely banished by the use
Of Simmons Liver Regulator. You don't
say half enough in regard the efficacy OF
this valuable medicine in cases Of ague,
intermittent fevers, etc. Every case has
been arrested Immediately. l was a sui.
ferer for years with. the liver disease, and
only found relief by using the Regulator"
.-RoDRRr J. WERks, Batavia, Kane Co.,
Ill. AwF4w
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
CRYING with pain Of cutting teeth? II
80 send n: once and get q bottle OF MRa.
MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP o CHILD
Rem TEEruINa lts value is incslculable.
It will relieve the moor little sufferer i'm.
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softens the gums, reduces inflammation
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System. Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHINa is pleasant to the
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by all druggists throughout the world.
Price % cenu a bottle. MwsAw
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|BEEyMR95Eg7!EDIEzEz
Winter Exposure Causes Coughs,

COLDS, plcurisy. Rheumatism, Pneumonia. Neural.
meuts, for which Btnsou's CapcIne Plasten arc
admitted 10 he the best remedy known. They
relieve and cure In a few houn when no other ap.
p~lication Is Of the le.s' benefit. Endorsed ny 5000
Physicians and Druggists. Beware OF imiiatisns
under similarly soune Ing names. such as "CapsI
"CapS cin" or "Cspsiciue." disk for Bon.
sons and talk no Others. Examine carefully when
you buy. All druggists. s,Il'
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de2QXwE II New York
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FINANCE n TRADE,
The Fentures Of the Money and stot
.N Hr Markets..

The Features Of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NV York. Feb. l.-Moncy on call easy at sax
percent, closing at Sal percent. Prime mercantile
paper 5ha6h percent, Sterling Exchange firm to
strong at 81 ssai IS
GOVERNMENT BoSDs-Dull and steady.
Bosps CLOSED as follows: u. 8 IS, 100: U, s.. 4s
Of rs. ii26; louisiana stamped d, soS;: Misc @Issou ~
Is. l0iZ: Tennessee Is settlements, los: do 81.
l02; do8s. TH; Central Pacific nrsts, ia; Denyer
q Rio Gande as.s; us; Denver { kio Hrande
Kansas & Texas general 6. 97LS; Northern IN.
ciiic 1Sts ll6: Northern Pacific seconds. loi7S
Northwestern consols. 1904: Northwestern debent.
ures IS, ITO: s.. Louis 4 s'n Francisco general
mortgage, l09: 81: Paul Cousols. 12sH; 81, Paul,
Chicago { Pacific frsts, 10: Texas & PacI0c
Land Grants. 60; Texas 4 Pacific 4. q ertrs
coupons, Il; Union Pacific lrss. lliis; West Slore,
RAILROAD DoNDs-were weak. Sales, sl,G6i,O
STATE DoSDs-Dull aud steady.
SrocKs-The stock market exhibited much morr
animation than for several days, fo'l9Yed BY i
sharp depression. Before tho opening oLSbusincss
advIces were rec. lived OF a panic upon Inc Pari,
Bourse and a heavy selling by Continental scclri.
ties In tho London g'arket. The opening WAS de.
eidedly weak. tho declines from Yesterdays cl s
was active. ~ieverish and somewhat irregular ia Inc
ea,ly dealings, aud while a few Slight advance,
were made the pressure OF stocks for sale torced thc
list down, and before tho end OF the ast hour de.
| cllnes, ranging close to 2 percent, had:heen estab.
lIshed. Aslight recovery soon followed again by
| The renewal OF the 5Olling movement and many
stocks, which had resisted we'll tho p ossurc OF the
frst hour, gave way In turn. IL
Before noon, however, tho market became 0uiej
and rather firm, though fcverishness vas still no.
| ticeable, md mater al recovcrics were INSIDE In
many stocks. The improvem.' I continued Iuniil
the end Of business, the Gloss being STEADY 10 l'm,
Sales I26, u73 shares. A great majority Of the active
list are lower this evening, though a fair propor,
tIon show fractional advances. III
SrocKs-Closcd bid: Adams ExoreN 42x, Amer
lean Express, -; Canada Southern, Sax; Contra
Pacific, siH: Chesapeake { Ohio. 8; do frsts PIC
ferred, l5A do seconds, ~. :, c.. q. I, 55k
Donyc. 4 Rio Grande, *; Eric, 90: do prcie,
red, 66E; Fort Wayne. 145: Kansas & Texas
Nh: Lake Erie q Western. is; Lake Shore, 9lL
Louisville & Nashville, 69k; Louisville, New
Albany 4 Chicago. sc: Memphis & Charleston, IS
Mlchisan Central, S.; Missouri Pacldc, ioSG
Nashville & Chattanooga. ST.; New jersey Cen
tnl, 6S: Northern Pacific, 26A; do preferred
81: Chicago & Northwestern. 1l0E; do preferreI
lSS; New Yorb Central, 1l1h; Ohio d Mississippi
23H;. do preferred, 92}s; Pacific Mall, 4yH; Pitt
bufgh, ISL: Reading, Sissf; It Louis San Fran
cisco. %; do preferred, az: do fst preferred
Xix; q. n. St. Paul, S6;S: Texm & Pacids
ri Union Pacific, ah4i United States Express
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GrMsislEQ That the presence Of Generals
llMtM0Ln lleaur, gard and EARLY, who arc
inc arc Of the drawings, Is II guarantee Of absl
!a.e ;a!1neAs aud iuiegFity, that the chances arc all
number will diHw u Prize. AL parties therefore
si'erti&rg 10 guarantee Prize lii this Lottery, or
no dlng oat any other impossible inducements, nrt
~sSiadlrrs, and only aim 10 deceive aud deiiaud
the uuwury,
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New YORK. Feb. l.-Tho market was more quiet,
still the inquiry for all kinds Of coltoa goods was
Of Dwight Anchor, 36.inch bleached and half
b,cachel, 10 SIC.
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PIrrspuRon. Juh 25M. 1856.

MEssRs. FLEMING Bros,
Dear Srs:
I take pleasure in recon-
monding CRuDoFoRM to all who may DO
afflicted with Rheumatism, Sprains, etc.
Through your kindness l have been able
to procure il, and have used it for the past
four years with marvellous success; having
now no trace of Rheumatism which had
troubled me for so long n time. I consider
it to be tho best linimcnt that is made, as I
have tried almost all Of them.
Truly yours,
E. DOEBLIN,
SO DIAMOND STREET, P.rTsnuEoIr, Pa.
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Wool,


New York, Feb. 1.-wool quiet but steady; Go.
nestle fleece 3sa3sc; pulled 1ia35c.
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Cotton.

New York, Feb. 1.-Cottou quiet: uplaads
97l6c: Orleans 9@.c: futures closed steady: Feb
ruary 9 S3c; Marcn 9.S6c; April . t6c; June 9.6lc:
Ju y g.6os; August 9.7ic; September . o9c; 0ctobet
9.jSc: November . i2c, gF. r-..- .-
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Petroleum,

OIL CITY, Feb. 1.-Opened at 6915Sc; highest 691sc;
lowest 67Lc; closed at 6S;sc; sales l.i55,O0 barrels;
clcarauces 2.tA. 900 barrels: charters $685. barrels;
shipments Il,5ig barrels.
Prr1sBuE6H Pa, Feb. petroleum excited and
weak; opened at 6yHc; Closed ut eAc; highest
6y3Sc; lowest 6iaSc
BRADFORD PA. Feb. l-opened ut G9Xc; highest
69Hc: lowest 67Hc: closed at 6S1Gc; clearances $685..
900 barrels. -0 I
TTusvnIE, Pa, Feb. l.-opened at 69kc: highest
69io; lowest G711c; cloted q, 6SNc.
NEw Yosx, Feb. l.-rctrolcum steady; United
closed at 6s3sc.
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DR., MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

WIN cure Diseases Of tho Kidneys, Gravel, Gleet
5tI!ctures, and all Urinary and Urethral Diseases.
Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal Weakness
Loss Of viSor, Premature Decline In Man, Fairly
sesses, DC. syphilis In all ia iofms, 1910 throa,
and nose, ulcers, eruptons, %scfoiuln, tetter, salt
tAeuln, snd all blood and akin dIscesoa. Female
weakness specdily cnred, Gororrhea cured In
,hree days. Price IS 90. Sold In Wheeling, W. Va,
br Y Y. BOOKING. Druggist aans hy mail ssaled
ial0
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During the year 1885 taxes were paid
on S,5l0,SBS ,58S cigars In this country.
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LIST OF PRIZES.

I9 Prizes, amounting to...............-......-..s5S5,0eO
Application for rates TO clubs khould be mad
For turthe. information write clearly, giving iul
Edtrrss. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Ordors
O'Sew YORK Exchange In ordinary letters. Cur.
Frncy BY Exp.c>s lat our cxpcnscj addressed
N. A DAUPIllN,
New Orleans, La.
o,E. A.. DAupHE, H
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
u OVER HAL.F A MILLION DI yTRlBUTEC
louisiana State Lottery Company,

lavutponud Ill 1865 for % years by the LegislA.
arc Tor Educational and Charitable purposes, With
kcAp!tal o! s., O0,OO0-to which q reserve fund oil
over $4,000 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
WIS inside u part Of the present State Constitution
adopted December ID, A. D.. B79.
The only Lottery ever ro.ed on and endorsed by
the Petple OF any state.
naer scales NJ postpone.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
p.ice monthly, and the semi.Annual Drawings
regularly ever SIX months Dune and Decemberl.
4 SPLENDID oPPOR ruN1TY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNE second Gland Drawing. Glass Is, In the
Academy Of Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, Feb
ruary s, 1887 :Olst Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, sl6O,o0O.
sSSotIcc,-Tickets kre Ten Dollars only. Halves
s.. Fiiths. s.. Tcnths, 81.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MI. De GhantaI Academy,
MEAN WHEELING, W. VA.

The bitty.ninth year Of this well known Acad.
eaY. under the charge Of Tho Visitation Nuns,
opens en- tho fln, Monday Of September next, and
continues ten months.
rapNs received at any time In The session.
ihose who desire to place their daughters In IN
.%ase'ni'on aiIo'ding exceptional advantages In
Nsway Of heaith!ul and delightful location. cI-
WNeni board, thorough discipline and instruction
"uehands oil lifelong teachers, In every depart
ssa'"' female education, including tho modern
aasasSes and music, should send for a catalogue
his school. Address,
pfeelress Of the Academy Of the Viaitation
MT. DE CIIAETAL,
sasshAw Near Wheeling. ". Va.
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DR.. BULLS COUGH SYRUP

For the cure Of coughs, Colds, fIoarsc-
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PUT YOURSELF IN uER PLACE.

What Would Happen IL Men We're to Care
= for tho Children,
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St. Louis has one saloon for every 17G
people and one church for every 9 SOC.